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In Reply to: OK..what do you think of this idea??? posted by bboroski on March 25, 2005 at 07:34:54:
I say go for it. The less distance between the floor and any piece of gear, the greater the opportunity for vibration to be amplified between the floor and that piece of gear. All other factors remaining equal, placing your tt on a shorter rack should improve things.What is below your listening room?
I got huge gains in fidelity when I put jacking posts below my former listening room to stiffen up the floor (suspended wood floor listening room was above the basement). If this is at all an option for your room, I would do this before anything else - it will likely cure your footfall problem entirely and give you better sound than you've ever had (in addition to affecting the vibration that enters your gear thru the floor, this also greatly reduces the floor's ability to emit sound of its own).
Rock on, but may your gear remain stationary,
Pete
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Follow Ups
- It looks to be a good idea! - pburant 07:52:31 03/25/05 (3)
- Re: It looks to be a good idea! - bboroski 09:10:57 03/25/05 (2)
- That crawl space is ripe for the picking - pburant 09:38:01 03/25/05 (1)
- Very interesting..thanks for the info (nt) - bboroski 04:57:42 03/26/05 (0)
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